Chu!! Karate Uranai Voxel Announced, Fusing Karate and Fortune-Telling
The announcement marks the next iteration of ksym's quirky Karate Uranai concept, now with voxel graphics and a learning system, following the developer's previous cult hit Nkodice.
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Developer ksym announced Chu!! Karate Uranai Voxel, a PC game that combines karate and fortune-telling, with a Steam store page now live. The game features voxel graphics, avocado throwing, bowing, and multiple modes including online rankings and local multiplayer. It is a revamped version of ksym's earlier Karate Uranai, and is scheduled for release around July 2026.
Independent developer ksym opened the Steam store page for Chu!! Karate Uranai Voxel on June 19, revealing a game that fuses karate and fortune-telling with voxel graphics. Players control a black-belt character who throws avocados, bows, and performs actions to divine good omens. The game offers several modes: Uranai for solo fortune-telling, Ranked Match for competing against other players' learning data, and Together for up to four players via local or Steam Remote Play Together. The graphics have been upgraded from the retro-style Karate Uranai to real-time voxel visuals, and the game includes an element that learns from player actions. ksym previously developed Nkodice, which holds a Very Positive rating on Steam from 402 reviews. Chu!! Karate Uranai Voxel is scheduled for release on PC around July 2026.
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